Cassie is a vulnerable student recovering from an eating disorder who develops feelings for Sid. She attempts suicide by overdose, struggles after their separation, and later returns as a young woman who has recovered from her disorder and drugs while caring for her distressed family.
A neglected teen who feels distant from her parents and craves attention. She teams up with Eva to create violent scenarios to make her family protective. She then joins the group to track down and stop William's deadly plan.
The hysterical daughter of a retired agent whose bar Kent raids. Kent spares her initially, but his boss Grey shoots and kills her in front of Kent, traumatizing him and setting off the central conflict.
A young white woman who meets Larry Reed and Fred Temple at the Algiers Motel after the riot disrupts their performance plans. When the police raid the annex, Julie Ann is taken upstairs with Karen and has her clothes torn during the intimidation. A Guardsman eventually releases them from custody.
A central member of the Manson Family who joins at Spahn Ranch. Mentored by Katie and deeply influenced by Charlie Manson, whom she views as a father figure. Participates in the LaBianca murders and later reflects in prison on the futility of the killings, gradually recognizing the destructive nature of her indoctrination.
A 23-year-old waitress living in London, Cassie is the story's central character. After discovering that Jakob has secretly photographed her, she confronts him and eventually agrees to continue being photographed. Her relationships with Jakob and Yaniv become strained, while her concern for her younger brother and her father leads her to ask that Reuben stay with her in London.
Lily's reckless and impulsive best friend whose abrupt announcement of moving to London serves as the emotional catalyst for the film's central conflict.
James's guitar student who becomes a key member of the band God Help the Girl, supporting Eve's musical journey.
Sara moves to the Welsh valley with her father, Dave, and becomes drawn to Jamie, Laurel, Thomas, and their gatherings by the lake. As Dave tries to protect her by arranging for her to leave, she resists being separated from her friends. She later calls Jamie back from the water and discusses leaving for Bristol.
She develops a romantic relationship with the operative through letters and visits, despite his warnings about danger and secrecy. She struggles with insecurity, questions whether she belongs in his world, and discusses marriage and their future with him.
Hannah Murray has 18 screen credits in a career dating back to 2004. Signature works include Chatroom, Charlie Says, Skins: Pure. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
